Sentence examples for category judgment from inspiring English sources

(iv) A 5-grade scale (e.g., ITU-R quality impairment scale) can be used to provide adjectival category judgment.

In discrimination and category judgment tasks, repeated stimuli were judged shorter than novel ones.

Experiment 3A used category judgment: the second picture on each trial was shown for 906, 1000 or 1094 ms and participants classified its duration on a scale ranging from 0.7 1.3 seconds in 0.1 s increments (Figure 3A).

Similarly, Pugh et al. (2000) reported that adults with reading disabilities did not show a correlation of left angular gyrus with lingual gyrus as controls did during a nonword rhyming judgment task and a semantic category judgment task [13].

For example, if time perception is based on the accumulation of pulses from an internal pacemaker then the pacemaker may run faster for novel items than repeats during discrimination or category judgment tasks (like Experiments 1 3A) but slower for novel items during productions tasks like (Experiment 3B).

Again, however, this strategy should have resulted in guidance in Experiment 3 as well as Experiment 1. Finally, we can ask whether participants in the "remember the category" experiments may have memorized the exemplar and then only made their category judgment at the end of each trial.

By contrast, where category judgments were required for the very same objects (Experiment 2), children named according to design intentions – but only if the alternate function was idiosyncratic.

The two behavioural experiments measure reaction times (RTs) while participants make perceptual or semantic category judgments for objects that are either visually presented on the screen, or reconstructed from memory.

First, we will describe a statistical modeling methodology which provides the means to parse the formant space for each vocal tract age into listener-specific vowel category regions based on listerner-provided category judgments and goodness ratings.

In this talk, we present an array of data derived from Cantonese, American English, and Japanese listeners' age, gender, and vowel category judgments in response to age-varying sets of synthetic vowels generated from a model of the growing vocal tract.

Johnson and colleagues [36] found that sex category judgments varied systematically as a function of race.